Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-11

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quested the Chief of Police to either
suppress the faro games in that city
or resign his position.
Parties returning from California
say that State is sadly overrun aud
that heavy shrmkage ia the present
boom values will soon take plaoe.
james Baxter used knife on j. A
! Adkinson III Paradise last Monday
cutting him in the temple and neck
! The injuries are not considered ser.
ious.
A young man named Morris Wason
was killed near Sonora, 1uu.umue
county, Wednesday, by being kick cd
oy u horse, the blow breaking his
neck.
Ten miles from Tombstone, A. L
II lake of waiter covering an acre oi
ground was completely dried no in
twenty minutes alter Tuesdays earth
quake,
johnson Sides, the Piute philos
opher, thinks that the Governmenl
ought TO reward him Tor services
rendered IN keeping peace amrng the
indians ot Nevada.
The three year old child Of Mrs
| Tribble, recently nom San Francisc,
was accidentally burned on Thurs.
day evening at Seattle, w T., and has
since died OF its injuries.
Messrs Irish, Preble and Jones
"a trio Of surveyor Generais-huve
! gone cut on The Central Pacific on
matters connected wlth the survey OF
The Fort Hatlock reservation.
Iudlan Agent McChesney, of Chey.
cnne Agency acting under instruct.
ions from Washington, has ordered ali
cattlemen and other whites oil the
reservation at Pierre, Dakota.
The largest gas well in the world
has just Leen discovered al Far
mount, Indiana. / he test OF Pro.
tessor 0rlon. state GeoIogist OF Quo
shows ii is flowing nearly 12,000,U0
feet IA day.
Governor Stevenson yesterday ap.
poiuled A. a. Thatcher Notary Pub
Tic Tor Esmeralda county, To reside at
Columbus, and John McKeinan IA
Notary Public for Eureka county. To
reside at Eureka.
The Piegan Indians of Montana
have made about $4,000 dis spring
SHINING the earcasses Of cattle which
. perlshed in the SHOWS The indians
received rs cents Tor every hide that
they brought in.
The Pomona Times Says that the
Azusa farmers have quit raising DO.
laloes since the boom made them ricn.
Some Of them absolutely abandoned
their crops and sald they had no
inoTc use LOT potatoeS.
The charges preferred against the
Superintendent OF the Insane Asylum
are so excessively severe that The
E, people of the State are canvassinc
E, them, with horror depicted ON their
countenances. Ii untrue in any re.
| gard Mr.. Thompson and his abel,
tors ought to be severely dealt with.
There are still many idle men on
the Comstock' even among old stitl.
| ers. New cumers wish themselves
away about as soon as they land
Some who have been waiting here
| for two or three months have not yet
got h job. 0lbers have strnck out
for the lumber camps in the Sier,
ras.- Enterprise
Galfornians may take pride in the
triumph of one of their artlsls--a
home development Mrs. Mary Curus
Richardson, California developed
artist, has won the first prize tor a
painting by an American woman at
the spring exhibition of art in New
York. The vote awarding her the
$500 was that Of 54 out If 13 Judges.
Mrs. Richardson's artistic worKs have
long heen familiar 10 California con
no.sseurs, and her genius has been II
theme fol local pilde which may now
expand to National arr Importance.
The Eureka Sentinel says Mrs.
Lousla Manger was convicted in the
Justices Court for violating the law
which prohibits the keeping of dance
houses, or houses where liquors are
sod or served by female WATERS,
within 400 yards of II public school
and fined lbe minimum amount fix, d
hy law-&25-and costs, taxed Mt $32.
A writ ol' habeas corpus was at puce
served upon Sheriff Sweeny, IN whose
cuslod. the iair culprit WAS, and the
same will come before the District